
Hoops Collectors is a basketball card podcast exploring the sports cards we love, the ever-evolving trading card market, and the collectors and NBA stories that shape the hobby.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesBasketballLeisureSports | |||

Max @PutnamCards is joined by Paul from @CardChannel to explore the math and science behind estimating sports card print runs.
Paul explains the methodology he uses to estimate the supply of modern sports cards, why understanding print runs can comp... more
In this episode, Max @PutnamCards is joined by Brent Weyer @DeepValueInvestor to break down the most overvalued and undervalued areas of the basketball card market today. They explore the market forces and collector psychology that drive prices, crea... more
Max @PutnamCards takes a full deep dive into every 2008-09 basketball card release from Topps and Upper Deck, breaking down the underrated sets, hidden gems, and insane grails.
The 2008-09 season is especially significant in hobby history. It’s the... more
Max @PutnamCards shares three basketball card market hot takes post-NBA Finals, including what the New York Knicks’ championship means for Jalen Brunson cards, whether the Knicks winning is actually good for the hobby, and how the NBA’s era of parity... more
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Awesome podcast digging into details of basketball cards hobby. Very valuable insights to get new perspectives !
Hoops Collectors is an awesome listen. The host brings great energy and clearly know his stuff, making it very engaging. The conversations feel authentic and fun, and you can tell there’s real passion behind it.
Grateful to have found your podcast. I enjoy listening to nonconformists. Big fan of your podcast.
Amazing podcast, very informative and with little bias.
Great first episode the guy is so funny and entertaining I don’t know much about sport cards but he explains things well
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A market-focused show about basketball cards and the hobby's evolving landscape. Episodes blend price context, product breakdowns, and storytelling from collectors, with a strong emphasis on value-oriented buying, storytelling behind scarce cards, and how product lines, releases, and market trends shape opportunities for collectors and dealers alike. Noteworthy traits include a consistent emphasis on narrative-driven collecting, candid product critiques, and a habit of weaving personal anecdotes with market data to ground opinions. Listeners likely range from serious hobbyists to active buyers seeking practical buying strategies and market context, with a knack for spotting undervalued sets beyond the buzzy inserts.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Brent Weyer
2. Brett McGrath
3. Kaushik Mohan
4. Adam Gray
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